GoodGoodGoody

Did not see how the group of 6 regulars would fit in but then they did.

Congratulations!

Mind elaborating on

Which stream of PR (spouse, relative, other,…)

Which form and department you are talking about where you had the delay

Time from medical to acceptance.

Applicant X did a PR medical at an out of Canada IRCC-specified dr. Apparently everything good. Dr initially refused to give X either a copy of their medical report as submitted to IRCC or even a confirmation of the visit beyond a financial receipt from a mastercard type machine - few details beyond date and amount. After much insisting X received an email confirmation implying the medical was 4 days later than it was and there was no report. My reading of the IRCC website is that applicants are not only entitled to, but encouraged to request a copy of both the report (not just labs but the actual full report) and a (somewhat redundant) confirmation of their visit.

From IRCC https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/application/medical-police/medical-exams/requirements-permanent-residents.html#after

Getting a copy of your medical exam If you want a copy of your medical exam results, please ask the doctor when you’re there.

Medical reports and x-rays for the medical exam become our property. We cannot return them to you

and

After your exam is done Once the exam is done, the physician will send us the results. The doctor will give you a document confirming that you had a medical exam. Keep this with you as proof of your medical exam

Thank you. Much appreciated. I take it that you submitted your passports for the purposes of final verification and for them to be affixed with PR documentation or am I missing the reason?

Understood. Is your understanding from the IRCC web text, or from your experience:

1. That applicants are entitled to a copy of the medical report the dr submits?

2. If so: Are they entitled to it a the end of the visit?

Thank you.